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Suspected Kentucky killer ‘distraught’ over nuclear war, mother said The mother of Kentucky man Shannon Gilday, suspected in a state politician's deadly home invasion earlier this week, publicly implored her son to turn himself in on Saturday and claimed he has "not been of sound mind."     Russia blocks Twitter access for some users, company says Russia is reportedly blocking access to Twitter as users criticize the country's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.   Trump places fault for Russia invasion of Ukraine on Biden during CPAC speech Former President Donald Trump spoke at length during the Conservative Political Action Conference on Saturday about the Russian invasion of Ukraine, placing fault for the aggression on the policies Biden administration.   New studies bolster theory that COVID-19 came from Wuhan market A pair of comprehensive, unpublished studies released Saturday indicate that COVID-19 originated at a market in Wuhan, China, countering claims that the virus leaked from a nearby virology lab.   U.S., some European nations and Canada to exclude Russia from SWIFT payments The United States with some European nations and Canada issued a joint statement Saturday announcing that Russia would be excluded from the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication network.   Lawmakers, bars and liquor stores call for Russian vodka boycott Bars and liquor stores across North America are announcing boycotts of Russian-made vodka and spirits as the country continues its aggression in Ukraine.   Marjorie Taylor Greene gives CPAC speech after attending white nationalist event Marjorie Taylor Greene is facing calls to expel her from U.S. Congress after she attended a white nationalist conference in Florida on Friday.   Germany to send lethal munitions to Ukraine in policy reversal Germany will send 1,000 anti-tank weapons and 500 Stinger missiles to Ukraine, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced Saturday, marking a reversal of Germany's policy of never sending lethal munitions to warzones.   Biden administration expands authorizations for business in Afghanistan Senior Biden administration officials have issued a license to expand authorizations for business transactions in Afghanistan in effort to address financial crisis amid sanctions.   Trayvon Martin remembered on 10th anniversary of his death Trayvon Martin was remembered at an event in New York City on Saturday, the 10th anniversary of his death in Florida.   Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway reports $40B profit in Q4 Warren Buffett's company Berkshire Hathaway reported nearly $40 billion in profit in the fourth quarter of 2021.   Scenes from the Russian war on Ukraine Russian forces invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022, under orders from President Vladimir Putin, who said it was the start of a "special military operation," as the United Nations Security Council was meeting in an emergency session in New York. By Friday, Russian forces had attacked civilian targets and advanced on the capital city, Kyiv.   Las Vegas hookah bar shooting leaves 1 dead, 13 injured An early-Saturday shootout at a hookah lounge in Las Vegas left one person dead and 13 others injured, local authorities said.   Virginia governor seeks emergency aid for state's HBCUs amid bomb threats Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin will ask for emergency aid for the state's historically Black colleges and universities after bomb threats to HBCUs recently hit universities in the state.   U.N.: Over 150,000 Ukrainians have crossed border into neighboring countries More than 150,000 refugees have crossed from Ukraine into neighboring countries, the United Nations said Saturday.   'Succession' star Kieran Culkin narrates GameStop doc for HBO Kieran Culkin will be heard narrating "Gaming Wall Street," a two-part documentary debuting Thursday on HBO Max.   Russia's advance in Ukraine slows amid street fighting resistance Russian military forces again bombarded Ukraine's capital city of Kyiv on Saturday night, as Ukrainian defense personnel and civilian volunteers continued to resist the third day of Russia's invasion.   'Outlander' prequel series in the works at Starz Starz and Sony Pictures Television are working on a prequel series to its beloved time-travel drama, "Outlander."   Anti-war protests break out in Russian streets amid social media restrictions Several Russian citizens have taken to the streets in protest against the Russia-Ukraine war and been arrested as their country's communication regulator restricts social media access.   United States authorizes up to $350M to help Ukraine fend off Russia U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken authorized $350 million on Saturday to help Ukraine fend off the Russian invasion.   Burst of snow squalls in store for Northeast by late weekend Forecasters say that a burst of winter weather will propel across the Northeast this weekend.   Benedict Cumberbatch, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill confirmed as SAG presenters Benedict Cumberbatch, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill have been confirmed as presenters for Sunday's Screen Actors Guild Awards in Santa Monica, Calif.   2 adults, 2 children in apparent murder-suicide in Granbury, Texas Two adults and two children are dead in what police are describing as an apparent murder-suicide in a North Texas home.   'Encanto' tops U.S. album chart for 6th week "Encanto" is the No. 1 album in the United States for a sixth-consecutive week.   Famous birthdays for Feb. 26: Nate Ruess, Teresa Palmer Singer Nate Ruess turns 40 and actor Teresa Palmer turns 36, among the famous birthdays for Feb. 26.   On This Day, Feb. 26: Teen Trayvon Martin killed in Florida On Feb. 26, 2012, George Zimmerman, a Neighborhood Watch volunteer, shot and killed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in Sanford, Fla.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Western Nations Escalate Efforts to Impose Economic Costs on RussiaRussia stepped up its advance into Ukraine on Saturday, with its priority remaining the capture of Kyiv. The U.S. and its key allies announced plans to remove some Russian banks from SWIFT, the global financial transaction system. Some nations said they would send more weapons to bolster Ukrainian resistance as defense forces and civilian volunteers battled for control of the capital. Here’s the latest.   Ukrainian Civilians Arm Themselves to Fight the Russian Army in KyivCivilian volunteers and paramilitary groups are taking the fight to the Russian army in Kyiv, Ukraine’s capital. Biden and Putin, Children of the Cold War, Face Off Over UkraineNot since John F. Kennedy and Nikita S. Khrushchev confronted each other over Berlin and Cuba have an American president and Russian leader gone eyeball to eyeball in quite such a dramatic fashion. Putin Seems to Sideline Advisers on Ukraine, Taking a Political RiskAuthoritarian leaders rely on elite support to govern. Jeopardizing those relationships in wartime could be risky, experts say. Russia's War With Ukraine Is Already Costing Russian EconomyDespite the Kremlin’s efforts to obscure the offensive in Ukraine, the costs of the war were already evident in both economic and social turmoil. Putin Faces Sanctions, but His Assets Remain an EnigmaOn paper, the Russian president appears to own very little. Yet estimates put his hidden wealth well over $100 billion. Middle East Sympathizes With Ukrainian RefugeesMany in the region took to social media to express sympathy for Ukrainians forced to flee, though their warm welcome in Europe evoked a tinge of bitterness over the treatment of Arab and Muslim migrants. Putin’s Critics Call for Boycotts of Russian VodkaThe governors of New Hampshire and Ohio announced measures aimed halting the sales of Russian-made and Russian-branded spirits. Robert Kennedy Jr.'s Crusade Against Covid Vaccine Anguishes FamilyRobert F. Kennedy Jr. has risen to become a major figure in the vaccine resistance movement. Those close to him say it’s “heartbreaking.” New York City’s school vaccination numbers show deep disparities between rich and poor.Absent or Swinging Prices Keep Consumers GuessingOnline shopping was supposed to give consumers more power and freedom. Instead, costs are so fluid that household goods fluctuate almost like Bitcoin. As a Public Defender, Ketanji Brown Jackson Helped Clients Others AvoidedAmbitious lawyers usually become prosecutors. Ketanji Brown Jackson worked on behalf of criminal defendants and Guantánamo detainees. How a High School Debate Team Shaped Ketanji Brown JacksonThe Supreme Court nominee honed her oratory on Miami Palmetto’s powerhouse debate team. She was not the only alum who went on to an impressive career. Chris Licht, ‘Colbert’ Producer, Is Set to Run CNNHe will take over CNN as the network gets a new corporate owner. He replaces Jeff Zucker, the network president who abruptly resigned this month. Putin Has Made Sure the World Will Never Be the SamePutin’s war has ensured the world will never be the same. Rash Putin Razes UkraineAnother insecure male works out his issues in a horrible way. Barack Obama: What Trayvon Martin Taught Us, 10 Years LaterNot every killing connects with the culture and activates a mass movement. This one did. Vladimir Putin’s Clash of CivilizationsPutin is embracing a more sinister version of the unconstrained vision that once led George W. Bush astray. My Family in Ukraine Never Wanted Russia to ‘Liberate’ ThemBut war came to them. The Supreme Court Confronts Climate ChangeCoal companies and Republican-led states are trying to limit the E.P.A.’s authority to limit greenhouse gas emissions in the electric power industry. A New Poll Shows What Americans Think About “Critical Race Theory”A new CBS poll is revealing. Retired SWAT Commander Acquitted in Fatal Shooting of MoviegoerCurtis J. Reeves Jr. said he acted in self-defense after a dispute that led a man to toss a bag of popcorn at him in a Florida movie theater in 2014. Using Your Investment Gains to Help People in UkraineIf you have an investment portfolio or own a home, you’ve probably experienced big gains. Here’s how to use those winnings to help. North Korea Launches a Ballistic Missile, South Korea SaysFlight data suggested that the missile launched Sunday was less powerful than the last one the North tested, four weeks ago. Berkshire Hathaway Rebounds From the PandemicIn announcing the company’s $90 billion profit in 2021, Warren Buffett noted the role that Berkshire plays in the American economy. 8 Found Dead After Ferry Fire Off Greece as Grim Search ContinuesThe blaze aboard the Euroferry Olympia burned for most of a week. Hundreds of passengers were rescued, but at least three more are believed missing. Supporters Seek Clemency for Leonard Peltier, Native American ActivistLeonard Peltier, sentenced to two life terms 45 years ago in the shooting of two F.B.I. agents, is now 77 and in poor health. How to Talk to Kids About UkraineYoung people have access to more news streams than ever, and many are concerned. Here’s how to address their questions. Why Black Couples Jump the BroomOnce a symbolic way for enslaved people in the American South to recognize their marriages, modern couples say that this tradition is a way to honor those who did it before them. More Recent Articles
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